This will be dedicated to the keeping of Sharks, Rays and Skate in the home aquarium.

I have 19 years of experience with at least 18 different species of elasmobranches.
In addition I have 30 consecutive years logged with a running saltwater tank and 24 years in reefkeeping.

It will cover:

Species, identification, selection, purchasing, collection, growth, diet, health, disease, medications, water parameters, tankmates, breeding, mishaps,...

I thought I'd have some fun and cartoonize Guybrush and Marley...

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I must say pairing them has been a breeze (so far; touch wood!) There was a bit of aggression a few weeks ago but they've been best buds since then. Fingers crossed for some hybrid babies!

A touch of cyano caused me to re-evaluate my aquascape. I moved one of the rocks to the sump to make a little more 'clear' room on the sand bed allowing for better flow. So far it hasn't returned. Here are the changes, plus some new coral (xenia, button polyps and a leather).

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Doors were painted black and attached to the stand. A piece of baseboard was used on the top edge and a smaller one on the bottom. These were painted black also.Here's the pic of the completed stand.

So most of this has been in other places, but I'm putting everything here. These are old pics, but on with the show.Here's the basic stand.





The doors were made of baseboard.



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